I don't really follow a fixed formula for internal linking. Once the article is finished, I read it again and look for places where another page would genuinely add value. If a link feels useful in the flow of the content, I keep it. If it looks forced, I skip it. I've found that keeping it simple and reader-focused works better than trying to optimize every possible link.Do you decide internal links with a strategy. or just add them naturally while writting ? whats works best for you ?
I use a strategy. Natural links are good .I always prioritize linking to relevant page the support topical authority.Do you decide internal links with a strategy. or just add them naturally while writting ? whats works best for you ?
I usualy mix both. I have a few priority page I want to push, but I add link where they actualy make sense instead of forcing exact matche everywhere.Do you decide internal links with a strategy. or just add them naturally while writting ? whats works best for you ?